Posted by oldtanker on December 13, 2014 at 07:01:08 from (64.118.3.75):
In Reply to: Joke: Missing Wife posted by G1355 on December 13, 2014 at 03:42:28:
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Isn't that the one (79) that you just restored?
Driving to work doesn't make it a work truck.
Here, go to a farm auction, livestock auction or tractor dealership. For every Fiat you see there will be 10 Fords or Chevy's that are hooked up to trailers. 99% of the Fiats I see hooked to trailers it's the yuppy crowd with a boat or a camper either on the highway or at the boat ramp trying to figure out how to back that trailer up to launch the boat. 2 old Dodges in the area are not owned by people who work them, it's all they could afford. Now go shopping in town an then you start seeing Fiat Rams. At the mall, at the grocery store, at Target. We see a lot of 18-25 year olds who go to ND to work the oil patch for 2 weeks, then they are home for a week with Fiat Rams, diesel, jacked up with big tires, that get left in Fargo where they get on Amtrak to get to the patch. Crime is so bad out there they don't want to get their toys stolen.
Of all the professional mechanics I know, and that has to be over 20, only one drives a Fiat owned vehicle. His wife insisted on a Caravan. I always thought that was kinda interesting.
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